De bello gallico: Commentarius primus [- septimus], Volume 5Clarendon Press, 1914 |
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Page xiv
... proved their inno- cence . But many of the Nervians who fought against Cicero had doubtless been too young to fight three years before ; the statement that the tribe was wellnigh exter- minated may have been only a rhetorical flourish ...
... proved their inno- cence . But many of the Nervians who fought against Cicero had doubtless been too young to fight three years before ; the statement that the tribe was wellnigh exter- minated may have been only a rhetorical flourish ...
Page xxxix
... prove that the Gauls had intercourse with the valley of the Danube ; Massilian coins found in various parts of Gaul bear witness to the enterprise of the Greek colony ; and numerous hoards of silver coins of one type , all of which have ...
... prove that the Gauls had intercourse with the valley of the Danube ; Massilian coins found in various parts of Gaul bear witness to the enterprise of the Greek colony ; and numerous hoards of silver coins of one type , all of which have ...
Page li
... , which surely does not prove that the Province could properly be called Gallia Comata . Still Suetonius may have used the expression incorrectly . His army . there were many points of resemblance , d 2 INTRODUCTION li.
... , which surely does not prove that the Province could properly be called Gallia Comata . Still Suetonius may have used the expression incorrectly . His army . there were many points of resemblance , d 2 INTRODUCTION li.
Page 34
... prove that in Caesar's time any legatus who commanded a legion was specially ap- pointed to his command by Caesar and held it only so long as Caesar pleased . The office of legatus was passing through a transitional stage and gradually ...
... prove that in Caesar's time any legatus who commanded a legion was specially ap- pointed to his command by Caesar and held it only so long as Caesar pleased . The office of legatus was passing through a transitional stage and gradually ...
Page 37
... proved himself loyal he would be rewarded . neque is evidently equivalent to neque tamen , -- but not ' . hospitibus . By the Roman institution called hospitium pri- vatum agreements were concluded between individual Roman citizens and ...
... proved himself loyal he would be rewarded . neque is evidently equivalent to neque tamen , -- but not ' . hospitibus . By the Roman institution called hospitium pri- vatum agreements were concluded between individual Roman citizens and ...
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